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Peforma katekin (Uncaria gambir Ro b.) dan propolispademenci dalam titera antibodi dengan vaksin H5N1
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A Review of Charanjit Kaur Swaran Singh: The Mistake of Writing in Grammar Errors
No full textThis paper aimed at reviewing the article entitled “The Mistake of Writing In Grammar Errors Made by Students†written by Charanjit Kaur Swaran Singh, et.all., (2019). It seems in this article the ignored skill is “writing†skill. She mentioned as a skill that most underestimated in the ESL context. The aims this study is to analyze the difficulties of grammar error committed by ESL studies in writing comprehend faced by students of Senior Lecture on department Faculty of Language and Communication Universiti. The errors of the research findings revealed that subject-verb agreement and tenses were the most common type of errors. involving aroundgroup of Diploma students who sat for a university entrance exam. Interview and a set of questions was accumulated from data. In addition, the students are not having the skill to understood the meanings of nine types of grammatical. Moreover, the students are not able to understanding essay in writing their are have poor command of the English language. The paper sees this articles are trying to detect the ESL students’weakness in writing. These results may help ESL teachers and boosting students writing comprehension skills. As a outcome, this present paper may say that this article can be replicable onto the same topic research, especially on the methodology section. Â
A Closer Look on the Main Characters Tendency: BUMI MANUSIA by Pramoedya Ananta Toer
No full textA novel is a story that is related to real or fictional events imagined by the author through their observation of reality. The analysis of this present article aims to describe the magnitude of the characterization effect through a character figure and the position of the characters in the novel "Bumi Manusia" by Pramoedya Ananta Toer. The method used in this research is character description to explain individual characteristics tendency and the condition of a group more accurately, particularly the characters called Minke, Annelies, and Nyai Ontosoroh; the three most prominent figures. As the lead character, Minke fights against injustice; readers realize a most valuable lesson, seen in page 12, which says, My personality becomes more different from my countrymen in general, violating my form as a Javanese person
Determinants of cross-country income inequality : an augmented Kuznets hypothesis
No full textWhy does income inequality differ among countries? Using a sample of 80 countries from the 1980s, the author shows that two types of factors explain variations in income inequality. The first are factors that are, in the short term, independent of economic policies and are included in the standard formulation of the Kuznets'curve: the level of per capita income and the country's regional heterogeneity. From the viewpoint of economic policy, these are"given"factors, resulting in a"given inequality."The second group of factors are the social-choice factors reflected in the sizeof social transfers and of state sector employment, both of which reduce inequality. For this sample, the reduction amounts to about a quarter of"given"inequality. The importance of social-choice factors rises as the level of income rises. The divergence between actual inequality and the inequality predicted by the standard Kuznets'curve therefore systematically widens as a society develops. This discrepancy is systematic, the author contends. Inequality in richer societies decreases not only because of economic factors but also because societies choose less inequalities as they grow richer.Inequality,Poverty Impact Evaluation,Environmental Economics&Policies,Services&Transfers to Poor,Safety Nets and Transfers
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No full textTHE DAILY PAU> ALTO TIMES.
H. W. SIMKINS
THE PIONEER STATIONER
I am going to close out my line
of San Francisco wreck post cards
at one cent each. These are the
regular two cent cards but they
go now at one cent until sold
out. No new stock of them will
be purchased, so get all you want
while you can. Special assortment of 25 for 25 cents, jz? jz?
H. W. SIMKINS
CHOCOLATE AND CARAMEL
THESE ARE DAINTIES LOVERS PRIZE; „
WHO WOULD SPEED HIS WOOING WELL-
BE SHE PEASANT MAID OR BELLE-
NEEDS BUT TO BE CANDY-WISE.
CARAMEL AND CHOCOLATE
THESE TO COURTING ADD A ZEST;
HE HAT SAFELY BRAVE HIS FATE
WHO HAS LAND-MARKED EVERY "DATE"
with box of Wilson's Best.
AMERICA HW HAVE
A SHAKESPEARE
H. O. Wella Believes We Will
Develop Great Author.
DE0LAEE8 P01! IS UBDEBRATED
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[.■.i-ii-ii Kov*llat Tl.li.k*. Tim* la Rtp*
i'*r me. Aaa«rlr«M Ulflrti- Find*
Oor Wamri Daln-r Xohle Work Pur
llriirrtBi-ui of 11..- I'...ir-l),.r. \.n
]]. lt.-i-r Is OalrrUta.
lu his entertaining occu*iat!oi- of scientifically examining fbe cogs and
urniik slmfi* or time and of noting tha
drift of tbe universe, II. O. Wells, tbe
brltlinnt liin-lisla novelist, Uu* round
opj>.iriunlty to make n ilylug tour of
sin- I'uited States for tin- -mi-pose of
writing u Hrles of uriicics on. "Tb-j
Kn ure In A-acrlca** for llarpcr'* Mag
Mr. Wells Is described by Ijitigdorj
: 1. wbo Inicrvlewed tha uovclls)
-or tbe New York World, as follows.
"Under forty year* of age, he is still
s slender and delicate man, with t
broad brow nnd n face full of reflee
lion. ills ejear blue i*y. - gleam as In-
talks. His opinions upon all question*-
ore lucid and enteri-ilulug. In short.
be looks the -unlet, unostentatious man
of genius that be Is."
So far as bin Impressions of America
go Mr. Wells thinks tbe skyscraper*
are not necessarily ugly mid may even
I-.- graceful, nnd In sneaking of Ann-r-
lean bouses be said:
"I noticed u very pretty thing about
your American architecture In the sub
url-s and throughout the country. It
wns Din presence on almost every house
of little plaxxa*. I believe you call
tbem, nupponed by pillars. Its effect
In charming."
Mr. Wells went on to say be had not
lteen upset by the scramble for wealth
which ho ninny Englishmen have found
lu American life. He thought such
conditions natural nnd to be expected,
fnr Mr. Welt* !s not at all a believer In
the development of a leisured class.
Mr. Wells pnld the following trlbate
lo American women;
"I must say they are doing great
good work lu other directions. It Is
-quietly done, but It Is great ne-riirtbe
less. Tlif-n* are many bard workers
Smong them iu behalf of' tbe poor
Mi-*. Jane Addams in Chicago Is doing wonders with the Hull House
am one the poorer people, and yonr
settlement workers and tenementcbar*
Itlo-; hero In New Tork aro splendidly
looked after by wealthy and charitably disposed women."
ln speaking of jtmerienn tlteratoro
Mr. Wells said be thought tbe time was
ripe for an American Pickens, and in
lite future the conditions might easily
develop n Shakes-ten re aud a Milton.
Thu greatest poets, he said, did not I
necessarily come from tbo nonworklng '
classes.
"Shakespeare was a poor man wbo I
wrote for his bread: Milton, as every
one knows, wnn not only poor, but
!>llud as well: Hums was it plowman,!
and many oilier English write---, hot- '
ollat* as well ns poets, were poor men.
1 l-elleve tbat wheu the poet Is born he
will work out his destiny on tbat line,
whatever tils fate or his fortuno may
"Yon have hnd mnuy poor men over
hero who have been great writers.
There Is one man lu particular whom 1
+ j bollerc to lie enilly uudcrcst tainted In
A j tola country. Tiiat Is Edgar Allan
T Poe. He is known quite aa well in
England aud ."ranee as in America.
You seem to have taken a sort of nvcr-
. slon to htm over here. I i-.m account
; for It In no oilier way than though
'■ what has -■■ en said about him by Hutu* W. Grlswold, the custodian of his
! effects after death. Grlswold said Toe
, was a drunkard, and that seemed to
. settle It with the American people.
■ Perlinp* ho wan, but that fact should
: not be connected with what be has
j written."
"At what :•-:>• do you consider a writer's mental --overs at lln-ir maximum?*'
! Mr. Weils wns asked.
"The age varies vastly with -different j \ '
men," be ret^onded.
"Then you do not believe In the gen- i .
' eral proposition advatired by Profesa-'' '
or Osier that men above sixty yean
of age should commit suicide?"
"By no means." lauched Mr. Wells.
"A dny laborer intslil not be of much
use. but many men nre bright mentally as long as tbey are alive. Why, half
! of our politicians do not begin to cut
| their eyeteoth In tbat art until tbey
: are away past forty. I believe that j
| mankind's-ngo of usefulness extendsf
much beyond Professor Osier's Qgure.** I
ReferTlug to the works of Imagtna- ',
j : .mi Mr. Wella bus written, be was j
I asked If In his belief Interplanetary
. commnnlcatlon would ever be estab- j
! llshed.
J "Why notr* be replied qoickly. "Can
| we In tbls age sny tbat such a thing
, will he Impassible In a future age? j
In a talk with a noted scientist In Ben* <
ton 1 was shown things und told things
about Mars which were astounding to
tbe Imagination, it seemed to pises ! .
the habitable condition of that planet -*
almost beyond a doubt The mere
thought of communicating with tbe tn*
habitants of another planet la tre- j .
mendously stimulating to tbe Imagtna- '
tlon. Wbo shall any that It shall not
lake place In tbe future?*'
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Or. Robert Daulnoy. a French c-ctt-
list, says be bas dltfcoversd that bal-
{loonlng at night is good for weak qyes.
j A special cable dispatch from Paris to
tba New York Herald states thai ba
■ ■■■unions both day nud night.
I during which hi* made a series of ex-
< perimenu which; he assorts, entirely
■ provo bis theory. -.
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NEWS OF TWO
COUNTIES
T*-iit|>*-r*ncs-.—Ssala Clara'* Cbrl*-
u.-in Tempersac* t'nlou **lll bold i
»l*a-ci*l meeting t-Vbruifsry J.th I
' honor of Franc** E. Wlllard.
WitisTra Cut (Uf.—F I-cr*lra o
j Ssnts Clsrs wss **T«r*ly Injured
' Wa^nt-adsy *fteraooo. wbes thi-**
j Anger* on hi* tight bsnd wer* cut off
by a saw.
I ..ii.in. line l-4.it.-r>.—Ling Kee,
ChlB-*B'> Isundrymsn of 8aala Clsrs.
Is charged wltfa mud tic ling s lottery.
Tho trial begsn yesterdsy before Justice Glendenlng.
1-srgs- Ii.itisil4.il. — The Young
Men's Institute of Ssa Jos* ts preparing for * Urge laillatloB of caBdl-
date* Into Ibis populsr ord**". February SOih sbout IweBiy candidates will
*■< taken Ib,
i -llf..n.u—A Howard
. Hlnkle, manager of tbe Amrrlrsu
i Hook Comp*ny snd oae of tb* vet-
ersB publlsbers of the world. Is la
> Ssn Jose louring Ibis stste In sn *u-
; tomobile. He ts Impresaed with Call-
' fural*'a remanrr«-s and pntlses tb*
| ststo most highly.
**U«k-« lU-uaaal*. —Fr.af. «<..-: U it
Smith *nd i--' Kstber O'Bulllvsu
. of Bant* Clsrs college yesterday
fousd severs) adob** bricks sad other
relics of the old SsnU Clsrs Mis-
;slon, which wss dsslroyed by as
eartbtiusk* a*sr ths sll* of th* ,.*■■*
enl depot In 1880.
Wants ('a-ata-atl*-**.—San Jose.
. tbrough •.n I.an- iii gsnlssiloBS, will
try snd procur* lb* convention* of
both tbe Democrsl sad Republican
l-artlo* for thai rlty. Ton leading
rt-sldxniM. five Uvmocrsts snd Are H*-
PSblkaas. hsr* bama sppolaied to
i in*** their Influence to gain the point.
"-tJyw" lU-aw-Bt.—Ore-at prcpsrs-
h tlnna sr* msklng st the Young Mon's
i 'lirl-ii.it! Asocistlua lor lb* comlag
Kymnaaium entertainment whlcb will
: be held In the sMembly hall of the
i Saa Jo** Y. M. C A. building oa Friday - .■■tiinr., February lid. The •**-•
11 rial ii muni will be. given for the rals-
' Ing of funds io put-ebss* a*w appar-
stus In Ibe its ni
(.rs-tai Mnstelaa.—*Profe**or Qeof-
frey C. Beuhrer, orgsnlst st St. Jo-
arpb's cstbotk chsrch of Han Jose.
has i-*rHv*d high prats* sine* ho
stf-nt to Europe to sludy. Thc Parts
'■t'.rt-i--iinjt-ot of Ih* Uasirsl t'uinier,
writing of htm. ssys. "Among tsl-
■ nfed American musician* snd slu-
: -uta abroad wbo tabs their art seriously, lhe name of Geoffrey C. Itueb-
t*Sf ■.!>■.-.-nt.. ii-.. If a* un* meriting
most fatorabl.- ui.tiit- "
■--lower Frssli**!.—The Sarstoga
Improvement Aasorlstlon held s
meeting for tho ('lection of offlcers
and the IsaugurstioB of arrsag-*-
mt>nt* for the seveath snnusl bio*-
...iii f.--<ii.;il st tfiiitwtir.i4-tiv.. suburb. A g<*a*rsl dtscmtstoa of wsy*
tii.l meant whereby the coming f> -
llrsl msy be made more succeaaful
sad en)oyabte thsa any of pred*sces*
tors wss bad. The plan to hsve
visitor* ri.am a dlstsnc* tsken to
taromlneni asd sltraetlr* vlatrpolnta
by learn, whlcb plsn wss sdppted Inst
rear snd called forth msny henrtfolt
-tprsssloaa of apprvclstlon from
tuests, wss approved for this wesson.
Al tbs neil meeting, to be held upon
--all of the pt-*-*ld*at. It la esp***cti*d
that arrangements will bo as nearly
■ompleled ss tbey csn be until the
tisg* of tbe buds Indicate* definitely
whst dsln will bo most fSTorsble for
•be -festival.
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iitm'Kvr ■KaOtwa ]
I-**'- Haatd win .Now t-ttay tuii,)-
tii.u. lluiitt-r- and lllll and Mar-di
Will lit* ll.-s.-rt.-tl.
Y«st«rdsy was th* end of lhe open
astasoa for duek, uusll aad rail Tb*
mom of guns along tb* bay shore be-
:-..: early snd t-oB'?nu**d until even-
iBg, although few good bag* wsrs
made.
This a*.ason hss been uniiaus.l In
Ihal lb* beat shooting wss PHKSTCd
esrly in the fsll. when Ihe limit bsg
wss s common ocuurrenc*. However, the variety of lb* ducks oa the
bsy sad msrshes was small. The
•aim wosther made the birds laiy.
tad tbey did not fly sbout Ib eearch
if food as much as ususl. '„
Hack In Ih* hills ths nusll were
-lentils) <**rly In the aemaon. but Ister
in birds were -.. .m,- Ckld westher
snd the rslns drove them to shelter.
A beautiful tract of land containing 18 acres, situate on the .San
Francisco road, just outside the
city limits of Mayf ield. Rich loamy
soil, no adobe. This piece of land
is in splendid shape for subdivision
—could be be put upon the market to advantage right now.
PRICE, $6,000.00
For further particulars apply to
J.J.Morris Real Estate Co.
120j;Unlverslty Avenue
Palo Alto, Cal.'
Vtalt. — Thomas
t'Coaranaoa. chief organiser of the
I (ladle league. 1* now In Han Joas aa
' Bdvssce reprea*aUll(* of Or. Dong-
Ira* Hyde. The former la a w*l|.
' known author snd composer of s col*
lection of technical i**rm* He v*l
i-orn on the Aran Islsnda nesr the
| rlty of Oslwoy, Ireland. He haa
been In America for iweaty years.
j sine* he wss lea year* of age.
I*n *b*>-in- Mt-et,—At the meetlag
1 of the in . -- = ai- ii-.- of the eight Bsnls
] Clsrs county woman's club* Wedn*-*-
: iiay' tu Saa Joas the sffslrs of the
• recent stste convention wer
i-iiasta-d, bills sv.-ri-.-a.-i.aa.it upon, the
m-rrhsnts were tbsahed for tbeld
di.nsilniia and Ihe rouriesy of thi
dub woman w** praised. That n um -
of Ihe pi-tr-atldents of the eight club*
- gif mm follow*: Mr*. A. P. Murgotten.
'*t.r». tleorg* H Me Kee. Mrs. A. K
Osborne. Ssnts Clsrs; Mr*, sf. Far-
Mil. M...n.tslii View; Mrs. J. B. U-
' Vln. Pslo Alto; Mr*, t: W. Crawford.
Mis* Bdith MrCb-*aaey. Mr* Oeorge
Wella, Mr*. Jsmes aii.Rdenllig. Bsnls
' Clsrs; eoresposdlSg -secretary; sad
, Miss Florence tlrsnger. reoot-dlng sec-
! lelsry,
-SUI-.-1-* iM.n.' Cem-reaUoa, -— Arrangement* are now being msde for
the holdlBg of the California Super-
. visor*' stste coBveBllon,' which will
lie held In Ban Jnse lo April. The
ja-airrtalBmeat ron-tnltte* from tb*
rhsrol-er of (unmet** hss met with
I Hie Basis Clsrs county bosrd of su-
; !-*-rvt-4*ra la orifer to srraage a pr**-
. Ilatlaary progrsm of bualncs* and
; enterlslnment. Tha members of the
eflfertslnment ritmtnUt*-*- are BS fol
'lows: Will CIsyeoB (< halnnatii. Vsl-
i ->nilne Koch, T. C. Bsraett. J. P. Jar*
maa and Ji~t***pb T. Ilrooks, Tb*r*
will be over one hundred delr-gal**-*
. In sltendsnce. The t>*ssl<*as will coa-
ttaue Ib tbe mc*raiBgs snd sflemoona
< for. three dsya. closing wtth s re-
| - ••■.'ii,n Ib Ihe evening, which will
: probsbly be held In ope of Ibe local
' hotels. It Is desired to Incorporate
: s neat d***criptlon of th* Santa Clsrs
. tall*) with tb* ofBrlsl progrsm of
Ih*. convention.
MULLEN'S OPERA HOUSE
Monday, February 19th
MAHARA'S BIG
MINSTREL CARNIVAL!
Gssnd Elcvstcd Scenic First Part
Strong Second Part
OLIO OF PLEASINO
Vaudeville Novelties
JOLLY COMKWANS
Good .a^aoking Colored Girl* Tbai
Sing Beautifully.
Dancing That Is Graceful.
Refreshing Cc*on Song*
One Merry "uigla m lhe Knlire Per-
r.f.tiatic*.
HIGH CLASS ORCHF.STKA
STREET PARADF- AT NOON.
Hrat. e.I. I.. lU-Ign*..
Following the outburst of athlHtc
.an iti.-t - In the middle West, tb* Brat
hsnge of imporiaoca Is" lb* drop-
-ilag out of paid coaches Otber im
Hiruni ebsnges sre especled Ih the
'is- i:,4-!.-rii unlvnrsllle* which msy
•*t-*d many pro«*>«-ttve athlete* to Ibe
Ca-»sat
The Brat tn*bir**tatlofl of th* I'nl
rerstty ot Wlsconstn's new slbletlc
toltcy showed Itsslf Isat night, when
\lvln C. Krsentleln. rosrh of the
r«. V team. rs>sslgned. Coach Krseu.
■li-lti's reatgnstlon has been formally
-tccepted by Ibe athletic hoard of the
iBlrvrslty.
The reason assigned for the roach'
rest son tlon Is that he hss res-rived
in offer of s fsvorsble bustm**
iiiirniiiii In the Ka*t. which It would
'*e in.]*..-.H.I., fur for blm to -v. .-[.■
it s Ister dste Tbs sthletlc asttorla
Inn or Ihe university hold* a contract
■lib KrseBtHB running unlll June.
*ut. In tie* of tb* uaseltletl rondl-
Ion of sthleilc* st tbe rollege, the
'secutlve cs-mmltte* of lb* athletic
**o*rd votesl to relesse tbe rosrh from
ils oldIgatloas.
Call Game OtT.
The Rugby game betweea Ihe llrit-
itb Colnmbls team sad local plsy*
ir* *ch-*dul«d for Saturday has been
aljtil off. as tb* uorth«ra plsyera
'ousd It tmi*oaaible lo stay until Ibe
*Bd of Ihe week. They lefi Wedi
lay nlgbt for tbs aarth.
Cat What
You Like
PN.nt HtaTse or IHe«. bat tsse Mi—iu..
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(Continued from First Pag*.)
tbe --samltsatioB* aubmltled by tat
tounty board o(*edur-*llon; such pn-
■ II- msy be promnted to tb* IStghlh
nrade. If tbe leacher so d***ire*
I,rnilii*ttli>n Hlplom**.
"Teolh- Tb* rwcrsury ol
•ounty board of **ducatt*ta sb*Il mail
or causa lo be delivered In esch
rcbool district lo lb* county tbs dt
idomss of graduation as soon ss tbey
hre romploted so thst esch pupil, at
far ss possible, shall receive his dl-
•doms befor Ih* eloss tM t-fae school
term, or by the SOlb ot Juan at ths
Istestt.
•■Eleventh—In order to assist the
(Hint) bosrd of educsllon In making
tint ihe snnusl eismlBStlon* for ..radiation, tbe Seventh snd tb* Eighth
■initle teacher* sre t-***i*****tfully re*
luealed lo send Ib such sets of que*
tloa* In . ..li examination sabj«ct ss
!hey deem fit for s flnsl s-amlDstlon
a ssJd aubJeeL Tb*** sets of qu***-
lons are to be mailed to tb* county
luperlntendenl of schools, Mr. D. T.
lai-*m*n. by March IS. IMI, st tb*
slasU
"MARY KOBKUER.
''Pre*. Coaly Hoard of Education
• "D, T. BATEMAN,
"Soc. County Dosrd of Education.
"LOUIS UKIVH.
"I* R. SMITH,
"B. E. BHOWNEI.U"
OaeJ* ■**•»'. N.s, CM**.
Impc4*t*ra, glob* trotters sad
steels of tst-opie -s-fao srs potliely r*
.lucaled to csl) St hesduusitei* sad
SBsttt laefore tbey can b* p-*rmllted ta
Isod thlag* besriog r*-rtr1ga trs-lemsrks
on tlM*e sburrs will lisvr su ei'ra sca-
•ailim nnnltig to tbvui fur tbelr muuey
laef.T-* llita Um* a*-.t. year. Within
n...tli4-r twelve ii."iitm tbe vorld'a
aii-«tt**t cuetom iiuu-4- will open for
t-a-ajna*** at dh* "old Btsad" of s cem-
tury agi* on Xhiwllug ».recti. tTue of Ut*
!ii.t4ii-i4- ais.u ot Msobaitao Islsod.
•Villi only Ibe Biittblug t-aucftes to bs
ii'l.liil. the new atructurs slready dial
:.-i i „-.-*. stteutlon n * uiuuuiueutal
*>utltllag and a n-*st*-*piec* of arcbl
■..inn- Il cost tl,.T-uM-niiiifiit H.
■•* >i.''*i BBd la suj-posed to b* woctb
tbe tnooey. If prt*srpa*rtty coo HO i
litoilmately c.im.imi.issi will b* bsad ]
■.1 over Its counters tbe flrst year, tbla [
•-■at Ts per ceat **** tb* ciatto-m's *-**-*>
nn.-- of tli« iMiititry■
Tb* ■it.- of tbl* le-uipl* of *-omna*>rc*
wber* *U ii-tl..ii* will do tttutl-teaa will
r************** **********
Orr ec Roller
[Dealers in All Kinds Electrical Work
i - Workmanship Guarantetd
Phon, BUck IM 217 UNTVERSITY AVENUE
Benepe Feed Barn
t-*aisaia« an a*- ihiwa-gtitr
rQaltallSd S* S tsOSIsllaVS tsa
r**4 hit hi* Woslssaplsts
■ UbUls IMaaaai;.
Vtierliuiry SurgMn
-■so bsrdly be.especled from Impar-
■ exrtly prepared prssartptloas or
'tn..-,. dlspeasad from Infsrlor or i
>nd rst* materials. Wltb your neit
>re*crl[.tion try tbs
STilIlK OF gi'AUTV
not* ths nsulu which you oblalb,
tad pnrtlculsrly not* our. prtcs*.
UNIVERSITY DRUG CO.
The sversge treatment of stomscb
trouble* consists of.* rigid diet Hat.
*hlch often half starve*, the pat hut
Of course It would bs foolish for say*
OB* Who knovas (hst sotne focidB sr*
positively harmful sad poisonous to
coatlaus eating them, even shile fol
losing tb* Mi-o-na treatment, but tn
ordinary earn** Ot stomach troubl.
is aot aacet-tssry ta starve or diet If
Ml-o-n* Is faithfully used, a Ublot
before each meal.
Tbla Bclsatlfic rvmedy. for tbe cur*
of stomscb troubl-s, sets upon tbe
whole digestive ay-tern, and strength
ens Ihe organs so thst tbey srs sbl*
io dlg*st say food tbat Is salsa wlta-
oat ti.tr of dlatrvss. If yon suffer
from toss of sppetlte, helchlng of
gases, sour lasts la the mouth, fat--
red league, **-vere nalas la taa r*-.
slon of tbe Btomacb. dspi-ssalcm ot tbe new world, st tbe head of tb* Bst-
-.■Irlfs. bad dreams, lack of eo.-rgy.' tery and tbe fool ut Itss-asdws*, was
a stomsci rouga. offeatlve brealb ( .^^p^ lw BBjd ,, ^It ceuluriss ago
|,hi?*a„V-r.-aa>V£otfot\.'ro. sij *» • '»- '"•■ tmuma -..- am*
I aured that thsss troubles sre sll do* dsm. faster s -^aloaisl *--i**tom boose
! to imperfr-rt digestion ■ at-—1 tbet-e. As * uiil.-ur and Im*-.*
Strengthen the stomscb by tsklngi UlU ari-a|tt-ciDr*l resture. built snd
''■ wiead lay Hi- nstla.it, lb*
No
Saiokc
Saat
rtutttt
Ua-tttl
Ml-o-na tsblet before esch m**nl
snd *oon you will gain tn weight
■treagtb will return, and yonr foot.
will give nourishment so thai lb*
rich red blood will *-*rrr aood b-*nlth
io rerty part
•till
j ob]*sa-t of ■;.!•".( '■•■
•UUttf A» a slat*» pi***** II
Cntvi
AMERICAN
CANNEL
COAL
F. L. WORRELL, Prop.
Reduced
Rates to
California
Colonist ticket* to Callforals
will be on sals from February
UUi to April Tlh. Inclirttlve aad
from -s*pte*it**r IB to Oct. II.
IbcIbsIvs,
C-hk*gt.
Ht. i-.ais ao.oe
Oall--«-a4t-aa Mall
Kssaww Cat* tMLOe
Council BUts....... m,ee
Omaha aaVaO*
and from all otber Esstsra
point* I* proportion.
It you wltb ta send far your
friends ticket* caa b* bought
hstt-s.
ror further Information sa*
A. A. IIAPOOUD
Agt. l*k,Bll>ern I'sclflc
PALO ALTO
"DONE UP WILL"
I** bat *c,***'u tty ***** -s>*s*
Ihe Palo Alto
New Method Laundry
Li.trikity.tm'X.
mt* ttaaaai model* lo art-tUtec-
BM> ma.1 lu slts-gtts-lral ssclllpture, tbl
I'tat'tll ^L\Jmt* Tl ******* ****** *>•**>»»** *» *^|--,-r U-
- -ur-aalrit mt »■■ *****,' wldi Americs
tbe 'i-rtaaaiiin. sIKso of «**ra-y. r *,J.-t-tcjt
a-iigtb sod cspectaui-ya, leading lb* !
.. unfld.
'it ■> i.-i ro-e*#*-«*"n..eh
r*-*alti*g ills, that Ihey glv*- * g<**r
snte* wltb .-very Z* cent boa to <•
fund ib** mon**y unles* It eure*.
PALO ALTO
Planing: Hil.
I*. Will, Proprieloi
Stanford
Home Bakery
JCn.-V MC0-L, Proprielor
All kinds of Itakery Good*.
Cake* snd Pastries for enter*
tiinmrntt. **srlie*i aod *--*s**l-
ditif-s s s**a**dalt-r. Only tb*
best material* tt*ed.
Corner MiKh Street aad I Hi VthttSitj Alt. hie Atie
Clisuning Avenue
0000
No full textSatlg iptlfl Alta ®tmi>B
TWENTY-THIRD YEAR.
EIGHT PAGES.
PALO ALTO. CAL., THURSDAY. DEC to. .015.
EIGHT PAGES
NO 3QI.
WILLYS KNIGHT
nv&pASSKNGKft TOrtWSn CAR
STYLE, COSO-ORT. RAFXTi'. lliWKlt, STaCKD ud sMMMC*
TlOSf.
Forty bo-f-aepow-er Kmjc.it type* motot'
Kir. tr*.- ItjttiUnjj a*ad *KarUo-z
Slxt-lnch Um, 0*xM**MS*\ rear
Drmountibln rim* ! ia»r run I
price tt.aaa .-Mtre-i-e-d ia Palo aiu>
T-ttoi lt iW-m-il lx-i aa -.lion jou (to-;- nw.ii) aaparl«r qaaliU-**
at tlw
Palo Alto Hardware Co.
DO YOU OWM A
CLEAR LOT
If -h> I will baild you a b"ti>e on monthly (kaym-Bota. Or for 10
par 'f-tit *-***-> p-i-fm«al I wif! famlah honw nnil lot; balutco like
mat. fU-venU hom-. now rtmtXy If ttn-j don't matt 1 batm nnnamr-
oil) plana. Btse
John Dudfield
l.l'nFIKI.O I.tMllI'll COMPANV—IM-ASlM! MILLS ANIl U'H.
llll; I Alius l-HOXEK SI an* tan.
Usetul presents are sensible and please the
recipient.
Little iolks are especially plcaied with shoes
and slippers.
We show a (treat variety.
Immediate Delivery on
1916 Buicks"
For the tirst time this season we are able
to make immediate deliveries on our 1016 cars.
Take advantage if this opportunity and enjoy
the pleasures of a powerful, sweet running,
economical "six".
Stanford Auto Co.
Phone P. A. 78 511 Alma Street
"Do It Now. PAINT"
PALO ALTO PAINT Co
Conrraceing Painter* and Paper Hangers
We carrv readv mixed paints or mixed to order.
Oils. Varnishes. Glass and Wall Paper
Silveroid Roofing
Phone 460 L 22A University Ave.
TAXI?
PHONE
15
AXTORCft TAXI SERVICE
Oppoalt* Depot.
Autos For Hire
•a-H-M nd Fir* Piiiwief
('ara ami Tana.
25c
AT
FOLLOWING
after other j*-rople ij thc ca-*y way—
the usual way—-am] thc plcawnt
way—but the fellow who hat thc
nerve to itnkc out for hin.--.rlf and
create an orij'in-il idea, arrives.
WILSON'S CO-ED
Chocolates
are different dt*.similar distinct di-
I verse from any others vou ever ate.
The str'wij^ci.1 endor*!.cmrm we can
\glvt them is monev back.
! THK KKM>T Mni-aWM CO., Xnr.
mi
Thirteen Senior* to Participate
in Exercise* in the Assembly
Tomorrow Evening
! Elaborate Program Prepared for
Third Annual Midyear
Commencement
t'rtKiuaii-in rtrii'i-a-F lor the high
| aonlor claas al I'alo Alto High
' *-"«-I"iool wtll be held tomorrow even-
ill* Ui tlir aaaemM- hall of tho
I «rhool Thiil-fti »tii d r- n (» a ill par-
I Mi ■;•..:<■ In thc r-o mm en rem rot Of:
,'hi* number eight will receive til-|
ploma* tomorrow nl|thl and five'
wtll tif> awarded them nl lhc and atl
lhc ■.'Ciilur r-*m--ate! tha laat of,
Jamuari
Pu! low Ing la (hi* rllH tioll
I I...ii in. K*«1 Halt'ita. [.!-.-.iit-in
•Huinhe-rt Arthur Ho-rUntfc-r. vice
i - - - .il i -.-. i.
Tlcnlati le* Mi-Hale-. *m*t*retary-
treaamrer
Maman-t Natalie Flint
■ftrwaiit Stark las-dor.
l..».-tl Morrl-n-t-, Miller.
Jotin llrwnner Nr.wMi.ni.
Hatty nyi-im Ma-w-ta.
'(.rant ltnt-t.li! Olaitw
Mtiihart (-"t-rr-t IVmrll
• Hnr»«t«*r Hand Smith
I Mm-, |;, Allt-clla WratiXn,
t'.-ni.-Uii. ('r.nui-tl Willi"
FODERA HEID TO MISS HOWARD IS
SDPERIOR COURT! ORIDE OF LAKIH
Bound Over by Justice Charles
on Two Charges This
Morning
Waa Driver of
Car
That
Ran
Into and
Killed
Hector
Zapeda of
Santa
Clara
\iii(tt>« Fodari
**»■
htm ml
o\e.r
to thr Mlperlor i-<
ur( at
Stili in*
<• oo
rhar-cr* of ma
n.laogItt--r and
of
violating Iho penal r"ilc
ne. Moil
1-ri..
■.lillii-c that an au
Itatnobl
e niut-t
atop
•flat an arrlden
I.. .1.
■Ilea ot
t!:.
Pear*. H W ("harle* th|> morning
J-'odera wa* tha drlv«M of the car
which ran Into and klllrd Mo-ior
7*peda young Santa Clara student
nn thc Mate lilRhwnr Sunday. OrX-o-
ber 31 Zapeda *** rldlnK a motor-
Beautiful Wedding Ceren**-oo*f
Performed in Methodist
Church Last Night
Over Three Hundred Guests Atr
tend—Groom Ia Police Judge
and Attorney
The Melhodlai Churcb aa* tuna ad
into a dream nf ralrjland laat e*raj*--
llig 111 hollo- of (hr -M-.MIng <**
Mlaa i,a.it,-vie-e Howard itatlKhUT
nf Mr an.l Mra I. ii Howard of
8[*-ok unr. •* Imi ha.- l.o-»n a tpoldvnt
nf l'al» All-, for (be (Mat iw•!**-*
tiu.i.i!. . ( I .akin Stan-
fnnl tit. imliic )iiiixc and iiromlnaott
>otin-( ttlorinn nf I'alo A«t<* ion off
Mr and Mn- .1 S l.nkin. I'alo AHO
plnbMrt
t*>rpr the-T-p htmdrc-d in**tti-.fl fUMla
c-nra-
nothar iiiunt- RAt.(a Claran «ho| m«»»- •■■ " --0 ■*-*■« c**-nln*t Hav 3.
iT-ilvr-d minor Injiirlca j' Slniinona. ***alOi of llu- Matbndlat
The prlnriiial «itn*u for th»- ---c-o-' *'hun'h ]---*rfnnti»*l lha caramo«y.
eyrie at (he time of (hi* nirtdt-nl llel (>T*,r X**>rma Mmdrod in**tti-.fl i
aa* arcomitanifd h> Joaopb 0tt«aa.|**r* i»**»*«a»i *■■-» marrtaga
1'lr- In (he nn per lor rmirt (rial ol
Pod«Ta will Iw Mm PriinroB Cnro-
lan oT nurllnfam*1. a prnjnltii'til flit
lira in Knn Wanrluro and |i-*nlnauln
•orlaty. Chief nf Police Cheater No-
Hi- aril aaalat-Ml In In John Coyln.
Htata Saaator Harbarc C Jonas
a. tod aa b«at man Atlandlnt tfca
t.rldi* mere hrr alater. Mlaa Orw Mow-
ard, and Mu* Ituth Lftklo. alatar of
mt imI
(hi-
THOMSONS
158 25*
20 RIDE TAXI
BOOKS
4.50
ASK US
»|..VM>—Fouf art-.-, or. "(ale
hlKh-a-ai houaa of < rnonii
and bath d-K-Uli ilcht arid
Ii-lf-.IuKM- cmxl «a(»*: aup-
i'lj **<|ii p|*-a-d tor rht-rki-n* or
nun-a-n Ternai
tOLAon—i'*md '. footn colW-fi*
on ..-rn.-r lot. •.treet worli
dun** roini-niant to Halloa
Snap
ELI KING 257 Univ. Ave
HmU K»ta-*.i4\ I-o-aiM. Inanranr-e.
I 'lllploma to in*
rloaa of (hr a*-niea(**r
Nn formal Invitation* havr h->ati
ajuied hut rt-iatlTCa and frlt*i.d« of
th*. -tradua(«"ii nn- cordially in«ll«-l
Ito attend An (hi. *fa(lr--e rttpidlv
I of thc aaaeml.l. hall In Hunted itiim
-ho arlati I.- -a.itneaa Ilia Kraduall»n
• htutld eome eaili
I'.liil.innli- l-VOftrNTii
A*n elahoraia and (deaalnf pro-
Kfam tina ln-t-n nirnnsml for the
evr-nii,,- R*v !,i«.-[ih \t C lemon
ai|l dall*r*r (he tn\ot-at.on 1»o
vocal aayl-p-Mt-nna a Ml (hen I** ren
dt-rad by (b* hlah nehool Rtrla' Kir-'
eluh Theac -all) ha "Hnnahlne " b-
A \ Monra and "ttboaU of (be Mi
(le Willi- Rom by F V. Klrh
Prtnfaaani A T Murray *H nmk-
lh" addre** of the evenlllK II" b*"
hom-ti the *uh|rwi 'Valua* Mla«
Hutb I't-r'.r. .,.. inr.|.-4r,l.-.1 b) Mr*
Charlea M*»aa« at (he piano wltl r-en
der a- it -lolln Wllo the I'nlUh Mn-
r-irk* Li K Mhnn»kl Mia* Mr-
bc-r-i j (ir««Q« vii .• |i*-ini'i;m1 »f
the bl|b »■ I.-i.. will rerllfv OM to
nhe r-ehsnlapll) Htntidlnc of (ha < lap.*
Tnllowlna *h|i h Htlperliiten.i.-tu
I Waiter H Mrhnla will ni-tim mend
the 'tnaa (o thr board of 1 nt-Uoe*
Ue-, Waliat H..--. pr**aldan1 of ihe
ln.rtr.1 ..( e.ln.iMii.o a!ll ... .-apt llu-
ilaa* on t-ehalf ol (he board nnd
bl» of Palo Alto Mr I, K Phillip* th* B"»oni Utile 4 rear-old IXmt*-
nf Ihi* --Ity nn.l Klttnln-th !Vhutt«.| •»**» May Horden mada a eharmlaa;
Mra Carolan « eompabluB at the, -lower Rtrl rtUnlcy Harold of 8-*»
time of (ha Irani.* -"'.dent K waajJ«»-*V B C Tholt* of Palo Alto aad
.hie (o Mm Carolan « prompt and! John II Wim-ln* rtianford *!•.
,....IIieai]..i actios thai libera wa«l KOTCOd a* tiaher*
apprahandod bv lha pollra nf Snn Th<* heauKful weddtnit (na*ce»
i.'>l.i :.,-: i:. wo* rondarad by I'hlllp
Mateo ...unc »
1.tout-tit tn full. Ml
||r« Votile
Chief of Pt
nila »tfe*l
[Ml Mood Unvta. M(anford "ft. on thar
,.. • organ br ^l>o playvd pralud*
rnitdt' bafoc* the n pit-en runr-a of -tba*
bridal party Ml»» Marton Coyl-»
Mr. I tt' Wella
I.,.. i-iH.nl ...r-i «,f the dcnlh of'■'"■'r *•« nawnlns. bv Catlm***,,
I..- 'Mother aim «aa m i-lden(nlli ' **n'1 «weethear( hv l^ttitM Pal ma,
-hot r-aurdaj while out htmiinc In i <hrr«anthemum* and -mllax banw
northern New Hamtwhlra H«>r two ■■'«■■» *1*a*ad«l«d lb* PUlpU and *U-
rlatora whn have lieen <lat(ini in **T
Pi. I.. Alio *ln-led for b'une lodav ' ^I' Informal roe apt I on at tba*
t>#f>ata,,t>>,,tl ,, iium Briiom * ni'w l-tinaalow at 33*> Mtd-
dlal..-ld road followed tho we-ddhtE*.
'tbe bride nnd a*room left Palo Alt*
lair la*t niRbt foi a motor tour of
M On their return tha-y
will be at home lo tbelr friend* la
tii.-li -niL'*|. ImnRalow. wblch to
"",''*| patlnrned mtXmt the OrsftW blllldtatC
a( (he I'atiama-I'arlflr axpoaltlon ta
outer flniali i.-.ku. I- n inemlMsr of
lo lhe
i >
t'harlaaj _ :
•• i i praaeDt l-ba diploma
cradnala* Poiiowiiij- Mo
it i|vr- ntul aria ' A t n-
Miava' ''• In i-iiiii- In M
Mi...- He*. Jo.-ph M r;|.
|i[iiiin-ini'i' ih* l.rm-.li. tti.ii
the informal raeriptlon of friend* Ii
tht- cradnate* whlrh a 11 follow the
formal prog ram lhe hl-th rwhool
tnando'iln clob will \-l*\ »e%eral
lm -n l.oi* I'M* u 111 Imi lha 1 hlr.l '
-in nun l mid vear rotntnenramaiu at ■
[•nl-. Alto MlRh Sehfrnl Thi pro-
Kram will l«i*lli il » .. i-hu-K
I'nlo Alto eitend* h-artl^at
it i-n 1 ii in i to n » io Mr a nd M ra B
r.m 1> Ijikln
I
lilark ara la
Kelly Postmaster
at Palo Alto
MOTOR TRUCKS
PirtMTl UK M()\ IVCi
I-on,: and Hliort Maul*.
Prompt and •*>--< ii1 attanllon
jclven to tiac-ca-tc ordara
I'HIINK (HI
Palo Alto Transfer and
.
Storage Company
ti i cntci.r
My I nil-»-l ITe—i
U AitHINilToS
..III tt llHOll KltlO
rn.!.-! ..f Tata*
IMI und .in |M»
The Montessori *
Department »
iIn.1 led into' *
r R oner a I pnatmauler* notn'tiated *
i lnd-d W 11 K.-M- i.i I'nl" Alto * ,
*>
,*.*****t*mm*aee
Eighty Acres at Dos Palos
Will Exchange For
a Home in Palo Alto
I.an-! in lhc rlelally of IhH p-ato*
I* aelhnc from fltf to 11 .'. ft per j
■n-tf The owner of thl* tra.t
land v not* to have I,.* faint If live |
In Pain A It ii mi a* to be meat H(an-
ford IMvcmltv
1 am author).-I'd to offer the ,md
al l.'.n |-*r aere Ile will ci-hnnr
Tor a ■'■•■nr. of equal value and |k>*
• Ibly aaatlfB* ll.OOO tddlllODal If .onal*t. of more than lha ability to
n-ve-Marv Anyone lookUic for n u,p n f,.w n>«i»»r«.nenU ll In
trait of l.ijjd in CaJsfornln 00|rb( lo |i)-j->* a knowb-dae of bom lo fa»b
lnv-*-*tutalc thl* fn *,,-*-. *t [k>» -,.a (ha r|<-th into., -.nil lhal will
.un-efl' an) d«reri in your phyalea!
Also for on<* wrak j, »■.«-. \a\ ,-ttf -,-oruii-1 ion* So It'C Biafi I* [*crt*f-*'t
it llie fti re* rlna* i0 Mittl-n vilo :> aymioel ■ «i i!«( wr tnnka jou
MARQUEE
THBTER
I DCAt VlHTIita HON
Class A In Every Particular
Tuesday and Wednesday
WILLIAM FOX Presents
Theda Bara In 4<Sin"
tn" in nti tinn-niill) ■-.u.-rf n| nn-J rotiVIBi
iiiitim IIIK iriwk at—nndin--*
t of Id-' . I**>ll of ,,■:)..'Ot-ll
ilnrtn-c tt-atm „t 11.
In 'tri.tifc- .1r.Hii.ili. illiunt'. iCr-wtn-f i
lltlMUtn |MUaw«*fca.
•KIUlVCHii 111 I KIM. (XINTKST-'—t
rtiiin-Iitp
tnri.Ts to.—MtniTS. Tt**. MATtNKC ZiSO—rillfjiltMN, ne.
■>ATrnt>\*» HM.. — -THK riiOKIMf' M-T. Kr-niid n-ee*A faal-ai-a.
THE ART OF TAILORING
Palo
oar thi. atnte highway I *>
]»*r look
Itrtter haie ua try
Por partii'iiliuti iippl)
J. J MORRIS
liiO I t.licf-itj A*
Cii.Mi. 14.-1.
LAUSTEN THE TAILOR
10^ Circle
2H4 L
C. J. kussoll Prop.
We Buv
and Pav Cash for
for
An
ything* of Value
Anil wi
sell everythinK you need
AT
Russell's
Furniture Exchange
400 HiKh Stric
0007
No full textDAILY l-AI.II il.TO TIMES. Till
KSIIAV, Jt.LV .. i.g»>
Carnations and Candy
thi artl Friday eveniag, begins*ag -tiiarp «l * o'clock, ar- tare gotag
i.f glv* a dosrw rliolre raroaslotsB to tin- first flfty cuMonarr. alio purchase a fifty*-***! Im. of "Ogl.-rV il. II * ctiocoUl-r*. They will be-
l*-*Utle-— Ihr kind lbe florists sell for 7-V. prr .[■■/•■.. Tlu-n tl.tr.-'-
to be an enjoyable musical program, |mi. II'AMaCiig's m. in -.im.
We want to get acquainted alth you—nsnt yoa la ic-i iir.|ii.ilin< .1
with the <|u*iltj ot our randy. Thai'* tlte rt-anoo.
The Fourth's Coming
0*t year order hi for a pec-teg of oor fie* frosra drsoert*-—Toa*va a
alee aaasr-taarat to arlerg trotn. tt tt trimmer, from ogi.-r-'s yoa win
h-ww tb*« It WW b* tb* best—that It wll brty wsasderfally I
_h* day's fcaU vltie* «aioyatu>.
REMEMBKR OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL—ALL 15c SUNDAES IOc
Thorm'i nothing you'll enjoy mortt—thoy're otpoclatly good \
OclUeoas
lea Qreaat
Aad Ices,
i-- ■ i aad
Itefrvahlng
208 University Avenue
Will Open New
Store Saturday
CUI4FOBNIA OOFPKK OOMTAITY
has im QVAitntBa at mo
ITNIVKltBITY AVBUTUB-
The California Cot** Company
will op** Ita now store at 110 Cnl-
verslty r-aaaaa on Batarday with s
fine lln* of tea*, coffees, sxtracti,
aad spices and a full complement of
choice crockery snd glassware. Ini
th* showwiadow will be placed a,
bawl of cole* beans and prlxoa will;
b* gives to tb* fiv* ladles wbo gasoV
aaarast to the number of baattaJ
This contact la flee. Also a aouae-
ulr will be presented to *vsry lady
who visits th* sloro Saturday *veo-
l»g- .
Tbla company was lately Incorporated with 911,009 capital atock.
Ths coffeca used snd so tin- of lbe
tea* will ba Imported direct from
th* company's own plantations tne
Barak* plaat*ttaa. owood by Carlos B. Mordsunt. la Southern Mexico, aad tha F. J. Oriahaow plantation la Ouutsmala. Botb tbooo own
an are stockholders la th* company.
Th* compsny Is arranging to
open stores throughout tb* stats!
aud ths flrat of thaaa will be In 8*n:
Mateo. A wholesale buslneee will
also be conducted. A copyright on
a unique trademark has been ap-;
piled for and all busln**a of ihe
compsny will be protected by this
deal go. J. Usraf*ld*r. who has-
been In tbe coffee business hsr* for
soma years, te a member of the company and the local Btore will b* aader bis direction.
' CfMiaptoa Foolplayer.
Fred M. Tallman. th* champion
exhibition poolplayer of th- world,
will give bb exhibition at Larkln'a
annex on Friday evening at S
o'clock He te a wtsard with lha
cu* and perform, many astonishing
fsets.
GIRL MIJHDERED
IN SAN FRANCISCO
HIMTKlt tit* VBV.U m. ni: wi ii of
I'll" Al.TO Ml 1 I.li |IV ur.
i, 1*1 i:i \ ii:n I.AHOHKII.
Ml-* B-W-h Was Well Kaowa ia
Fate Alto. Where si,.- Had
Vlallrd I i- •)!.■ nt'.
Miss Carolina Broach, a sister of
. Fred E. Broach of Palo Alto, was
j shot BBd Instantly -Iliad yesterday
; afternoon In Han Franciaco.
Mtes Breach waa bookkeeper for
' Oray Brothers, the slooe contract-
, ora, of San Fraaclsco and waa at
jfaer desk In the Wella-Fargo build-
...Ing. J. Novak a laborer employed
| by the firm appeared at the office
J grating, ahouted an Infuriated tor-
I real of words eoncrnlng a mistake
' that bad been made in his wages,
i and. raising s plsiol. shot the girl
. through Ibe heed.
j Miss Braarh hsd lust written a
. postcard to s friend, on which wer*
lh* srords "I am still allvs." Sh*
: was 23 years old snd was kaown In
, Pslo Alto through r telling faera.
} Iter parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto W.
{Branch, live in Oenaany. asd a
j brother. Or. 8. I.. Jlrasch, Is prse»
iking medlclnn In Han Francisco.
Fred Brasch Is employed al lb* Dal-
veralty books ton-.
Novak escaped from tbe sixth
floor of Ibe building by tbe elevator and at tbe lateet reports tbe police bad not yet located blm.
n m.i in.mi *. MIGHT TO
WITHDRAW (ALHOTN I'M \
San Franciaco. July 1.—The application made teal Monday by Pat
Calhoun to br allowed to withdraw
bis plea of Not galll)" io th* various Indictments' found sgalnat blm
so that be would be lo a position to
move for tbelr setting aside, was denied by Superior Judge lea w lor Immediately upon the denial of lh* application. Calboun'a attoraeya mode
* motion that Ihelr client be given
a change of ' r*nu* lo anotber au-
perior Judge of tbe rity and county
or -Ban Francisco. In support of
tbls motion tbey filed an affidavit
sworn to by raibonn. In which be
declares be will b. unable lo get *
fair trial befor* Judge Lawlor by
reason of Ibe prejudice of tbat Jurist, numerous Instances of which
feeling he sets forth Ib bis affidavit
.Vine other affidavits by Calhoun's
tegal and detective staffs were also
filed. Ib each castt lh. affiant re
cites wbat he decteree lo be •sample, of Ihe prejudice of tbe trial
Judgfe. One or th* *fllauts. Alsc I*.
Bergevln, stale* thai he ha* fre-
i-iuentty seeo Judge lawlor snd Fremont Older, editor of the Bulletin,
talking together si tbe Fslrmont
hotel.
The prosecution was giver a w*ek
to file counter affidavit*
$1,300,000 Added
to State Expenses
ASntTAt im in \-i IN fir or
IIINMM. t kl II tiltM t %F-
FAIM MUM. BV Ttttm.
*y
Sacramento July I F.tpen**e
Involved la conducting ihe affair* of
the atate ere tocreaalag at tho rate
of fl.3fifi.000 annually, aceordlog
to tbe report for tbe teat fiscal year
mid* by Siat. Oemptrolter Hy* tads r *
' Th. total espeadliure for tba year
eodlag today amoaated to 111.111.-
««« This exceeds tho total for tb*
preceding year by fl.3Bl.IIS aad
the cost of ruuolog tho stsl* two
years sgo by is.fififi.CTi.
Ia giving th*** figure, to lb* public State Comptroller Nye axplslned
thst msny now d.partmants had
been created, demanding additional
expense. This Increase merely cor-
raafi*nsida to the Increase of population and financial resource* throughout th* state
It might b* easier to attract (he
attention or Venua than Mara by use
nf mirrors.— .Sew liav.it Palladium
If ambitious young men want to
rise In the world, let them follow
Ihe price* of foodstuffs.—Florida
Times.'
Harriet Johnston was a typical
society woman of culture In th*
past. Whoa Mis* Lea* lived In
London wltb h.-r uncle, the ambassador, su English nobleman, was
mast atteBtlv* to her one nlgbt at a
; dinner Miss l-*m- • baads w*r*
very beautiful. Tbe nobleman,
1 gently touching one of lb*m as it
lay on th* elolh. quoted Oray:
"Hands that the rod of empire might
| hsve swayed." Mlas Lane's smiling
| retort was the completion of the
couplet: "Or asked to ecatoay-tb.
11 ring lyra."
Khararfully lafaaaoaa.
If iho**- mllltlam*o from th* c*a-j
tral pert or the state who w*r* sam-j
monad to McCloud are discharged'
by tbelr employers, th* conduct.
upon the pari of tb* latter Is nothing short of shamefully Infamous. It.
should not b*- it-ermllted under th*'
laws or Ihe slat* of California. Any
employer who dlaehargss his workman wholly bt*caue* he left bla *m*
ployuii-nt temporarily at 0Jfi call of
the national guard should ba severely punished, aud that punishment should net be by An*, bat by
Imprisonment alone. It Is such a
coercion. If permitted upoo ihe part
of t\t* .uiploycrs. that woald tend to
make traitors and cowarda of the
flower of our land. If tbere be no
law lo regulate tbla matter, tbeae
employ*!!-*. If found guilty of such
disloyalty, should be held up to Ihe'
Mgbl af nubile execration.—Salinas
iM-mocrai.
Turkey la* a lot of difficulty In
groping lis way oat of lh* dark
ago*-—Chicago N.ws.
Noted
Oeorge Ttedal* Bromley. "Dad*
Oeorg*" of lh* Bohemian Clab. died
yesterday la Sao Franciaco. Ho wo*
tl years old sod was bora la Norwich. Cobb., ssd at tbs age of Ifi
began to work In hla fath.r's rep*
works, bat raa away to sea at tba
ag* ot 12, shipping as cabin boy aod
going to th* coast of Africa. For
many years b* went to s*a. crossing
tb* Atlantic nineteen time* R*
was la London whsn Queen Victoria
waa crowned and came to California
tn January. I>*>0. having recelvod
aa appointment la the cuatom hoaae
la Saa Fraoeteeo.
After mining lo Northern California be went lo Sacramento aad
engagr-ci ta railroading there until
IfifiS. bringing hi* family from Norwich lo California la UST.
Ia ISfiO b* r*c*lv*d th* appointment of consul to Ttentein, China,
wher* he sprat s*v*ral year*. He
was ooa of the earl taat members of
the Bohemian Club, and woa kaowa
sad loved a* s wit aad author and
for bla charm and klndtln***
See what Wilson says oa nags I,
yamaaammt**
■■*,•»***. a«aaeaea»*»B«BaBSB**»»*sia»ii« wst.b*i
FRAZER & CO.'S
GREAT
Clean Sweep Summer Sale
We announce the continuance of this Grand Sale till
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 3rd
The Last Three Days of the Sale will be distinguished by bargains In every
Department, but
.-.. FOR SATURDAY ONLY .*.
We will place the entire stock of remnants on sale at a reduction of 1-4. quarter
off regular remnant prices. This is an opportunity that seldom occurs to secure
bargains almost unheard of before. Included in these remnants are Dress
Goods. Silks, Flannels, Challies, Mulls, Indian Linens, Ginghams, Prints, Drap-
erles and Fancy While Waistings.
Frazer & Co.
Hen's Dtrps-rtrntint, University Ave. and High .treet - Women's and Household Department, University Ave. and Emerson Street.
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0002
No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, FH1DAV. NoVEMBKk
mo8.
First
: National Bank :
Your Wife's Account
i Wl-MKN IH) TUB <.K_-.T_-_t
[ part of th* buytag la this
' eouDlry aad Bla* Unas out ol
[ tea th*y are th* power bghlad
\ th* throne wben It con** to
; domestl. ecoaemy.
_>• housewife wUI gad It
', to her a-.antag* to pay th*
; haopebold exjwnaee hy bank
; fgiack.
A cbech lng account wtll
! save bar the worry of eating
far her mooer and wlll fur-
alah her a voucher for every
**ip*ndlt or*.
urriCBEft:
c c chllds. Piaql.ea-
.aha Dudfl*ld. Vlc*-l-r*sld*a-
Sli Klag, Caahlar.
C. R. Jordaa, AaaL Caahlar.
itietttetefltwettttemttBi
CM.DLEF1SH.
Th* OU I* Us*_ as a Mt.nin, by «•»
Nattvss *f Alaska.
Th* t-audlrflsli is about tbe six* of a
sb.--!i and su fat tbat wbra drtetl sod
Ugl.li- It ttarusi off a blaa* of will
cirtii power iu t-c u**_, tor Ulumloai-
iBg purpoa**. sat* Forest aed Stnsam.
Before lb* *d*ent of to* wbtte man
and hi* rand's* the** flab w*r* osed
bf the Alaska* •alive* for tbat par
poor
Tbe ludisus cUlm tbat csntltcOsb
pooaiaa valuabl* me-i-iasl i|tialiiirs.
Bad .siidle-sb oB Is t-sed hy Ibem a. *
—aiverosl mn> for ct>u*umptlou. Ilu_-
dreda uf [Hiu-ds cf these _ah are buried
•ad tsfl to the ground UBUI tbr} b*gU
I* iter, i.i|-_-- tbeo tbey ar* i-e-ooved
aad ttomped into a wt-alrn receptacle
a boiinwi-.i nu| log. or. mor* often a
dugout <*o_r that ha. passed Its ner-
fBlne** as s craft. Water I* then add
ed him) tht* putrkl mass la brought to *
bs-liiig polat sail Vtrt sic-me ring Lj
planglng Into ll bowlder* Hist bare
been in-sied. Th* oil la thia gradual-
ly tr_-j ant. and after H ha* gsibered
• ■- the surfscr. ihlck and clear. It I*
drawn off sud pls.-ed tn large woodea
iri'*-i,i„, -ra A i-ot-sutnt*lltr laatleot le
Uberally dtwed with this oil He drinks
It by tbe pint and I* b*tbed In It **v-
•ial tl-Ma a day To _»*rt one of tbe**
dirty, sickly, greasy IndUns Is ob* of
the mast rrpalslv* sights Imaginable
Nevertbeiee* pet-woo* In a rx—Hlou to
knew sa* lhat after several w**ha of
tbl* treatment a aatlv* who once seem
ed i" be In ib* last stsges of tb* dla
e*U* becmiirs a* robust aod looks at
beeM-j ia * t-r-Tectty gtroog maa
MINCE MEAT
TIME
1
mmr citron
SBBoaas-s ra
in* aaaoati-i
t-'HRAJITt
Best ol boi led 'sweet j
elder now ready
I FULLER.CO,
Phone 51
IU tiiicr.il) Ait.
mmmV9**mmmtoU**J9M***M**M**
THE TA8DY QUEST.
He l-n'-i-i Tstl Hi* H**tB*s ths Truth
Ab*wt tb* Dslar
I'lboer Uad i-en ready and waiting
twenty minutes The wife ef ihr- tardy
guest w*s if*- mucb et-laarrassstl
.'est tu think that tier husband wss so
rod* as to tw late at * dlaaer aagige
a-i-i-t and brmp ell th* g***u watting!
Afit-t .sli,... ti4 uisu*.I oa* srrivt-l
r**] fared mat prrs|itrlng.
''Kt, tton-y to keep you waiting." _*
said "But I wa* detstned st th* of
Are wltb sn .tn of town co-tomer
JwH ceo-tli.t get away.**
lht ri. .tse sa-Nioded Sll right apt!
was sccepfed hy tbe boat***, bat H
wa* a ti.j'ti
Tbe truth was: Preoccupied, be bad
g_-o* home from tb* ofllc* al the usost
t-a_* aod foood tbe boa** locked, much
to hi* surprise Where la tb* mischief
were hss *p|fr tnd cbtldraal h* wbo
»lrrt*i Why didn't tbey lei) blm tbey
wer* going sw*y1 tie went all sr_o_al
the boas* and tried the doors, bat thsy
mere tacked Tbeo he found a pWcf
of Iroo In tbe lack yard snd broke open
• winnow *nd crowded la Hto crowd
ed out through, tbe window for *'<•
evealag paper aud crowdod bock. Ilr
rood th* paper, aad still th* wlto aad
rbUdrro didn't retarn
AI f. 03 o'clock b* rememb*r*d the
dlaaer *-gnjr*r^*rjt While be dressed
sad rode fweaty bioeko tb* gue*t*
••sited Hot other* hav* mad* th*
«m* btnader Kansas City Star.
Machine • Made
BREAD
AT
Stanford
Home Bakery
JOHN VICOL. Propr.ftor
i!5 liiiefsily Kit. ttk Alio
Pis With Knivsa
Oeorge Washington. John
Thomas Jt-ffrnv.ii. Jsines Madison aad
Jata** Moaror. -be grot flr* pr*_l
dent*, each ate pie with his knife. II
was not until John Qnlocy Adsma en
ton*) lb* White lfou«* that lb* sot-stl
lotion of tbr fcrk ror tbe knife seems
to have nt-.urrt-I to aay cituen of
Ameelre lie r_«-trart*d the habit
while in Kmi.ee." said Mrs. Adams In
a* apologpt.- time lo some of ber
gueata. aad be finds It dlfllcult te
biank blmse'lf of It since wr returned
bum*" Po ib* flrst great general ol
I ihe Aasriic** army, tbe sturdy i-afrlot
«f Masssrhosclts. the author of tb*
In. urstion mt ladepeadroc*. tbe chief
I a.Ut-at*, of the federal --o*Mil|utloo
I snd th* orlgUuior of tb* Monro* dor
| trine, sll ste pi* with tbe knir> I'tt-s
Maaraar,
MUittHHitmiMmmt
Portraits |
s
9
f I
i Frank Davey |
Photographer
vt..,. cat***. *alaiaj*a,*aa.
waterrelor* aat ail
5 el tat ilea* |.iii.ii*j
(Mar* area. It _ lltl
itiiimiiinniiiiiiiii-
-__.
A Oe.te*"s D.****antso«
"la <■*_* wsy." said a .oliri-tor, 'it Is
•aster io ret money from ■ doctor than
•aytaudy eUe wbo Is slow pay. It !■
nsort- da-Acvit for him to iwnr that be
hasn't been ai.it- to naak* aay co_ec-
ttoaa bl-a*elt alar* tb* flrat of tb* year
A doctor'* n*. *>|.tiim room Is open to all
poaoibl* iHitleola A .ollertnr wKb a
grain ot lagea-rtty ra* gad a way tn
warm out of tb* men on tb* walllog
Hot aome tafiw-tnatlon s* le tb* tarn*
|e. part-em After aa 1atervl*w wtth
three or four persons who bare paid
•pot cash for treat-M-ot aad who hate
UM the irit'i-. tor ibey paid It take* a
mighty arrtr iai the part of tb* doctor
to fcturtst tbst be has. t a dollar to his
run*- N<» Tork Tttne*.
RETCH HETCHY
PROJECT CARRIES
RAN I ii\\i IM u VtJTKH SIX TO
<W* U. tllim OT WATER
"IMI -I
WANTS
CLASSIFIED.
h Voted for gaoo.OOO Is
Initial (-oat nr thr Total
gM.fMKI.OOO.
I WAjfTKD.
Wanted—Claaa cotton rags at
Tlm** offlc*. W* pay I caau a pound.
'Want—Too to call up IS to ord*r
roar taa aad oof**. Thio will in*
•ar* b**t uaallty. Quick Mrvto* and
ootrect prlros. 7-29-tf
A "Pnralshed Rooms"
• t 1 .me* ofllc*. to.
window cam.
San Kranclsco. Nov
Warned -By Japan***- Kniploy-
Bseot Agency—Japanese boyt and
Tb* mu- woman want poaltlaoa aa rooks aad
nlrlpal water supply project com- waiters, general housework or gsr*
monly known as the Hetch Hetchy *** "**** Telephone IM. til Rs-
sapply was carried at lh* special mtjn> "Ir^
election held In Ibis dty yesterday
by a m*_orlt:
Wanted- To do rmbrotderv and
.ppro.lBiatlnt *l> te "."k"„""""?„",1?.rV. Mn, l_*rfc"' w«'-
taker. IJfj Kipling str*~t near I nl-
ea*. and tte issuance of bonds to ^nUy mxeaoe. n-iti-iw ™
the amount of MwO.OOO. with tha, **-=;——-_—r— ——■
. ._ , , _. a. .i VVantrtl - .'.-room cotUge. cloee
proceed, of th* sale or which th» ,„. mtllt ^ ehMp f„ ^«J "££
Tuolumne coanty wator aupply will drees "C. H. F." Time* offlce.
be purchased, was authorised. In .. i 1-12--t"*
addition, th* voter* eipreaaed tbem* .Wanted- To lease two aer** of
aelvea In favor of the purchase by >snd wllhln two mites or Palo Alto
th* cltr of Ih* Countr Mne WgUr t0T * ****** ** trt_m two to UD
Cmmmb,: prepertr. bo. mvfitlm*.>^^r™""SZr,^
o portion of th* cltr. at * co*t nol to *ry. Palo Alto. ll-lt-lw*
ese-ad 140, «t. " "—
The *ource of the munlrl|>at water
supplv will be I-ake Rleanor aod Ibe Low—Baaeh'of a dorrn keys on
Hetch Hetchr roller in Tuolumne broken ring wltb small wrench at-
county. Ivtng within tbe waiersbed _*****-. ******* AlrVrt Seale. N*va-
of the Tuolomoe river Tbe projoet d»-bu.1_ahl« "*'***
has been under consideration for
many months, and waa made posat
hto br the granting of certain fad
to*!- Barred ptn. raised gold.
It-turn lo 3 42 High atreet. ll-ll-.t*
iami— Collie, about * months old*
I rights to the water In question. 5£JJ*,UrL *t***VT?* 1°*^° **m* **
i.w _ ^ w .._ . a- ****** lUtorg 100 Cowper. Solt-
sble reward. ii-i;-3t
wblch grants have beea favored by
the department or the Interior, aod
will In all probability be aanctloned
by coagress at Its Bait ■easloon
The s-rat-em aa It will be cobbI meted bas been worked oal la every detail br the cltr engineers, and It U
aald that when It Is completed San
Frsnrlsro will hav* a water supply
second to none In the country.
Th* bond ban* aulhorla*d 1* bat
a small portion of the total ripen**
Involved In th* project. It U eeti-
I-oat On morning of November
-th, between Oilman atreet and May-
field, small bandaatrhel. Reutrn to
1ST flllman atreet Reward.
_____^_^ ll-lt-lw*
roa
For Rent—Small furnished apartments for houMkeeplng. Also separate rooma }S5 t.ytton avaaa*.
10-11-tf
tm*maoo0m00O90000*9993999993333393m9333993A999999m
For Rant—Furnished room* at
111 Ersrett Apply to Ur. Stanton
mated that It will uk* It J, 000.000 at atraWcar powrhous*. T-Mftf
to acquire all neeeaaary rights and
Furnished Rooms'
pur-hae* th* distribution system In »t Time* offlc*, I*,
the city, as well oa build the transmission I In*.
Th* total vote polled was 11.OUT.
divided a* follows:
For H«tCb Hetchy I:' *>:.»
Against. 6.101.
wlgdow cards
Kor Kent—Modern (-room bouse.
Knaulre at SJ7 Addison Ift-||*tf
For Rent—Sight-room bouse, sell
located. conveniently arranged;
•IT.-d. Applr -1 *" T-tneiaon street.
. li-d-iw
:*ii
For Kent—Sonny tnrntsher! rooo-
*treet. 11-7-lw*
Tbr I_>« - lajoatlce.
Truth Is notoriously alr*ng*r ih*n For R*ot--Mice mod*ra 4-rO-ts
fl.ti.... What aathor woald dare to boa**; glf n*t H O. Hathaway.
parallel the Duaham cgae lo Action. _<■• Hawthorne .vrnue ll-»-lw
Her* 1* a man whose doable was ar- For R*at—-10 acre* orchard with
rasted aad bt* identity aworn to by ******* oottage. barn and tank;
nr.nh.m-. m*_i i.iimti. anri nr* ****** acres under Irrigation. Iftmln-
Donhams most Intlmsle and life- ntm (rg(D ljM A(|0_ _,a|(on Wf||jh
long aseocUto* Bat h« wa* not Fargo o«e*. Mountain Vl*w.
Dunham, and waa discharged Now 11*11-31*
we bar* another msn bearing
th*
HOSJ.V To L-IAV
Cranston,
Ji4m*»~:
•cars and blcmlshw of Dunham, and
opinion Is divided The eerap* of' 110.0*0—-Or part, I per cent n*t;
Dunham ... one of the Mraog**t doubl# •*** ^***A " w'"-«»
affairs tn criminal history Aftor "
marderlng * whole fsmllr. the murderer seemed to evaporate from the
earth There are m»nr who dsclar* *?** Bale—On aecoaat of death.
that he waa e*cr*t*d br trimoAo. and ******* sur».rli« outfit, cbesp;
7 ... also two cameras, long locos. Pncro
1 sin Inclined to share that opinion ,,„, ,,_-, „,, u& Wella-Farga nf-
FOR BAI^"..
We atl remember the Plans murder
and the *ui*rpoeed murderer* w*re
pointed out at the time, but no conviction followed Mooer. It la said.
kept the olgeera from the right sceot.
I think If Hatfield proves to be
fir* Mountain View.
For Sale—"For Rent1
rial* ' window rard* mar b* bad at
The Tttae* offlc*. Prlc* *, c*aU each.
For 8*1*—Oak wood, slov*wood.
foor-foot wood, wood for basurs:
counterfeit tber would do wail io II per cord, -silvered. Pater Faber.
glvn up the *.*rch They bar* tbla __..-_. ->•..■ R-idwood qty l
man In a call aad heatrtly Ironed
Thla la not Just. Suppose the man
I* luooent-what i-eeoors* bes be* For ****—****** -rcoad-band
I see ne other method, but tborm'x ********»**: ****_**
should be some other. It I* no light
lBto> Oood corn«r lot. Seals tract
MM dl-fr. M
qolto creek
road and 8*n Frtgicls-
g-10-tf
thing to throw aa laa
anlomobiU*.
(.-.rage Phon* 33
Oood oorsar
great bargain and Irneatroent No
Jail and load him down with Irons mfl,n,, Addrsas Box X. Tlm** of-
bec*as* fa* looks like ihe, guilty man flee. KMS-lm*
—New* I*#tter. ym BaJ# or r.,,,..^- gT^rooin
,. ._■- .a . m- cottag*. oak Boor*, plate-glass wla-
doaa. flr*plao* It: WaverUy.
n-4-tf
aa. J mVii
*.*tt*t*tmttttt»gg*t*t**t
FOR THE
ENTERTMttMENT i
•f tw M-r
«_£_.
gggggggghhhhhhhhhWh-MShS
LeU ef Ptsees.
"Wbsl's tbe mailer"*" sake, tb* po
Ikecaan of thr tramp "flsvow't yoa
any plac* to g*T
"Any plate Irr g*T wa* tke coo
L*saptuoUB reply. "Ft* got the whole
tr* Bui** In-for* me. I've got *o
ut place*- Irr go dst It's worry In'
as* d-t-j makln' up m• mind which
way ter aUrt"
i-s.ii. - t* fHre Fair.
Tbe ladle* of tbo t'alUrUn
Cbarch ar* bosy preparing for fhe For Sal* (heap, g*atl* drlvlag
fair. re_*atlr aaaounc-d to Igfcgj __»J*i_e__|___^__^_H* J
plac* ln Jordaa'* Hall ob Saturday.
plr Mrs Charl«*ton. M*yfle'd.
of
Decewiber .'.tb. for the purpose
paying for * new motor and blower
loot installed la lh* «hor*h organ
Tbere will be. as uaual. a r*rr <*ow~-
] plete array of fanrywork. made
l-ktofly by lad-** of tb* chart-fa.
I though some article* bav* been coo-
' tribute*, fro-q outside
For fair '-year-old bar driving
mare surrer aad harnea* 44*
Hawthorne aTeBae 11-k-le
For Bale—Par no more rsBt—A
beautiful new gve-room co«tagf,
chaap; *aay terms; clow In; atreet
work completad. John F. Byibee.
Among tbe 131 l*Blv*raity av«aa*. II-10-1
novetile. offered for sal* will *-*-■"Fof BaleZv*ry reaaonable. fla
picture patslee. made aad cgt by. g«ntle bay driving bor**, perfectly
band by one of tbe ladies of tbeaoaad. good traveler, suitable for
church Buch hand-made paules,, Udr. Also sorrey, Stud«faak*r c*rt
M.se.rscts- ChorAy.
Kb* l'i|_ bas give* f-s-JOO U *■
taMkih s btAur fo*- old -uss-. Waae't
that awfauy guod ■•• "-■«." He v.
Bat It woold bav* been ■ wbolr lot
hotter If he'd given hair tbat sum to
9*.ah.is* a boms for yoo aad a crrtaU
*! re-nog man 1 could as me->_-'-* ogr
_,' harnetw. robes. *tc. All In good eon-
whlcb are eitr*m«lr dlfflcoU to pat d|(|B| fi Ahrtm9 ^ VM0O
together, are at preeent oocaprlBg. pfaeo* 46t. II-lI-w*a-lm«
the leiaure hours of old aad rouag
as. | all over the e**t.
A *«rrr.*n-*rrl IfW—g——Bh
si Cuader-ti.1 -What' A balf Urket for
'"'••ch af tb.-- gtrtsl I'asaiagar T—
air. Cood actor-O-* of them look* to
b* SjfUeo *nd the otbsr *t least thlr
tees. | _*s-'',ger-TUt,s right; b*t,
l j ywa a** tfarv're half slaters —CUcagr.
• hfews
For Sals—Oood *urre>, y*st re
"J""**." "T , ,w. _,„_tn_ i P*inied and relitathered ; i»rlc* verji
Entert.lnm*nt for th* .venlng, ^M(>nAbl. |(tlg(,h#r 4 HBb#f*B
hoar* ha* beea arranged for. Ib Jtl ,1^ itr^t 1 l-l Mm*
addition to moatc. ihere will prob- _~ ' ■"■'
no b. . man. on p**'«— *> _^_aSt_3_-* la.'.i.!_
the roaag people
AUTUMDN FESTIVAL
At Our Store
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER
Sec Our Display ol
Frestl and Preserved Frulta and Vegetable*
La Peire ® Son, Grocers
Sli Rtmont Street. Telephone *» I
itHimiimuoi luttiMiiiiiiiiitiimuti «i ii*_ju
I Fine Home at
a Rare Bargain
} Modem house of 8 rooms, finely finished;
{ large basen enf two toilets; lot 50x105;
! good location.
i
Must be Sold
Owner is non-resident snd Isdetermined to
dispose of property, which is well rented. Best £
opportunity In Pslo Alto If taken roon.
Addres "Owner,"
Times Office, Palo Alto.
iiititiiiitiiiiiiiiiiinii-wnwiiimiiitiiiiisf
G. H. ALLEN OIL GO.
W. tl— takea U_ a—-rj lar -__*—_*■> BOT SUSS OB.
BUIUtnt, r.—clatljr alatilt ler OaaS Seeiee. Raa|— aat Star- E
aa—a. call at ee* eSkaa aa* ae* eae la i*,, a,a tat WB. {I
ttrr_t. rl—B. IT.
tuiiitiiiii-iiaiiin
llltl tmtll 1«11 llllltllltllllltltlllllllltltlllla**.
WHITE STAR LAUNDRY
K_4WA. b-pagtMar.
Oaly hand-work Japaa*** laaaAry. Ooag work a specialty. 5
Family wtuhlog*- *** *** ******* *** ** ** *** Km*i»on sir***., fi
a Palo Alia. arwlBs -n-gl g
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teeeees**** sss **ese*eeeeeee*** esssss
COLD WEATHER
IS CONING
Avoid it on your trip East by Taking
THE SUNSET ROUTE
THROUGH PULLMAN
SLEEPERS
rtiroBII|. Uareatt aUS-
eat rbaate .la New Ojjaaae la tjk1—f n, qer.BB.ll aa* Waaalaf
—■
Stopovers given at New Orleans if desired.
Through tickets on sale at any Southern Pacific Ticket Office
Lewis Little, Agent, Palo Alto.
E. Shiliingsburg, D. P. A., San Jose.
eeeeea*
' raMOffa-U
C-OU.N1AL DAMES BEAim-
F._nt—A p*rfect akin food, gaaraa*
lead nol to coBtaiB aay bair-gt-wlag
oils Our Masaag* Creme aad
Roog* ar* high-class facial prspa-
r* tlons These p^eratloaa ara
guaranteed nndsr the Food aod Drag
Aet. For aale at Wetngartoer's aad
th* l-Blrrrslty Drag C*. ll-h-lw*
Why do tbey all IB-* D*f MMI*
beead so well? Pboae Fotkr A f_o-
Ktvri* * Os. or II B.
Iiellrcred aay where AoAj hy
raataa-ala Wiihlf Oa.
9m Lewi* Uttl*. agaat taath
em Pacific Comp*ay. at Pal* Alto
depot, aboat year trip aaat or yoar
iliiiHH UmtAA Amy Md afl;po__ ^^ (q_ cnm fcrw4lMi .^
root**. No troubl* to lai-alaa -bw- j ptaiwta. Apply Mrs, W J_ Crowaia*
fsrmt-l*. Shield IS! Emerson 11-13-Iw*
toe aoltable for orchard or raach;! Ilp-to-dnt* shorthand
w*ll located for *obdlrl*lon. Wlll mttrdal clae
sell half, Bot 11. Palo Alto Coataltat-oa*
_. 11-IMW 9„ arttOTmoBs 116 Alma *tr-wt,
Tor Sale French Favoroll*
roooters. oaly oa** on th* eoagt
•ad cota-
arraaged.
ih-is-iti
Th* only braaah la Palo Alta of
th* F. Thomas Parisian Dy* Worfca,
17 Tanth *tr**t. Ban Francisco, la gt
til University gtrgaa*. gt lh* Thr**
Uttl* Tailors. L. J. Bloom Manager,
-ft*-,
War* thoee atorlee from th* waat
about Governor Hughes' *ff*ctlTenia* a* a campaigner exaggeratedT
Aah Mr. Cbanl*r- New Torh Trfh*
RfMtNU-TKIP KXaUAArOtt FAK-HL
Fnrnltar* hoaght aad aold hr W.
F. P*na*bah*r. SIB -hailsib at-***
PhOB* 64tX lt-tf
To all polat* la Call focal*, wh*re
th* one-war tar* U $10 as Vooa, tioh-
ets will be sold *t on* lowset flrat*
class far* aad on*-third for th*
roaad trip. Bal* data*. Novsmber
I.th and -tth. Ret or a limit. Ka*
tewbar ltth, 11*1
Unrig UTTLB. Agaat.
ll-*-1lt Palo AH*. Oa
0002
No full textSPECIAL NOTICES.
HOY WANTI.I>-To mora after aeaool bour-
A**ply at Tim** of-.te
WANTKii Tt) BUY-lloaae s In a Ui
room* of food rural tar* tot oaah. Adrdra*
MS South :tt. St..San 'oas. i*i,i<
FOR KKNT-Oue lartfn room (or l"o jouns
•adtea: alao one *raall room Knqulr* at
Mrs. IHoslej **MKlncslcf Ate.
VOCAL TISACfiett - Mia* 1-cmllijOeodaoll
kfs leaunad her slassss In voeal culture at
nt Klpllns Blrcst, ts-tr
TTI'BWRITKRS— Let HlmUju*. abaa- >*» tbe
Coiiunrrvial Visible i> |n-» rll-' It ooats
Stly dollars and haa roanj points of aupci
torn. ..ter maablnea tbat aell (or t«lca as
■Mich. Ittf.
SKWTNO- l.adj- wiabaa to take in it*,* lag at
Mr Some or will go out bjr the da)-. Trim*
rea-woBble. Addn-aa. Ho*. l«.or 1SI Emi-r-aoo
Blreet. -It-H
< MILUBKN TAKBN CAKK or by hour or
■ in-, at my own bomo. Alao nannal* wsataod.
My term* are reasonable. Address BIS Oow.
par strrsi. lu-tl*
IU1.1.Y FOR -...LK-ll-.ibl--r.tlred.ball bear
<dx. StudsbakBr busl". ocarlr Bow AlMi
harass*, roboa and Biindrln*., all practical I r
i.,» loqulro ot F. M. Muilno. or at UM
Caaont f Ava. SU
-UAKHAUK - Bobcrt Knsllab baa started a
.Oat-bear removal sorrier: and bin waxon*
will makB dally trip. Writs blm al tbo
I'alo Alto [-,.-., r-.-. or lea** ordara at Ibe
nSlceof ,1*1 Mom*. Ke*»on»blr Un***. S-ll.
TO LKT—Stable room tor horsr.SBrilasr* and
toed. Apply to J. T. Uunn, Itoal Kalalu
prok-r. .VI Etnemoo Hi. T-ll
FOR SALK—A good second.band iun-t-T chaap
lor «aab or In axabaafs for a (nod tasally
borac. a ii Sr, ,*, ,i\t Mel*, ill.■*.,■ 3-ttf
CONTRACTORS
W. CAULKINS
coNTRacroa a buildcrI
Sole Aieat tor Mill**** t**ieoi Door-Jamb
A d]n* ter—a boa Id b« on rrrry door. Model may
bra anon lu anDltecl Wilkur'a ..-■.
H.».idenoc. KB Kamonn St. i'alo Alto. Cal.
H. WALKER
Architect and Superintendent
Officii*—tt I'arklnaoa llluck. Itealdcnci —
Kmaraon Strctti uod Lyti.iD A upcue ;-i ■
Httt* sro.
A.
R.
W. MOSHER
Contractor snd Builder
ly (urnlBbad oa all Sl
s SOS. Pale Alio. CaL
NEWS OF THE TOWN.
J. K. Boun-1! left tbis morulug for
Harvard where ba will do postgraduate work.
M. W. Hall ot Alamo was bere yea* |
tsrday to visit hie sons, I'.. K. and
Dr. tleo. E. Hall.
C. A. Boulller will leave iu a few
days for Johus Hopkins to take a
postgraduate course.
Tbe Cbemewa I ud [au football team
will play tbe Varsity team on October
2tith on tbe campus.
Dr. Jordan will mske a short address at tbs uniting of tbs University
V. M. C. A. ou Friday nlgbt.
Tbe tax rate for Redwood City bas
beeu fixed by tbe towu trustee*, at
rl .:il, tbe same as but year.
uf Suaauvlllt
. E. Hall oi
all shu Mali tu julu in
j as charter members.
Miss Adeline Bnogba
{visited Dr. aud Mrs.
( Wed u end ay.
J. C. Murphy, the nell known suc-
; tioueer of Kau Jose, whs lu town yesterday ou husiuess.
Tbe Misses Keuuetb sud Ksy Eastou,
wbo formerly lived bere, were up
from Sen Jose yesterday.
J. E. McDowell, assistant rerglstrarj
st Stanford, started tbls muiulng on
a trip tu Japan for tbe beuetlt of bis!
health.
Tbe date of the Stanford-California
frssbman game has lawn set for
.Saturday, October l'th. futir wesks
before the big game ou November
1*1 tb.
Or. A. II. Maybew Is uursliig s dis-' Artbur Plllsbury, formerly of Pslo
figured face and a damaged bead tbla j Alto, bas ruelgued as bead pbn-
week the result of a blcyole collision, i tographer ol tbe Examiner aud has
.*. ! accepted a position witb tbe Prentiss
A marriage license was tasoed Tues- ! k ,Urt Compmuy o( g,,, K„,ucifC0.
day iu Sau Fraucisco lo Joseph W.
Patteu of Palo Alto and Frances I.
Haslam of Oakdale.
Mrs. Marguerite Weucealon uf Sau
Jose, wbo is a Stauford graduate, bus
beeu appoluted priuol|Hil uf tbe grammar schools st Bakenileld.
MIsm Alma Campbell, daughter of
Dr. M. I). Campbell of the Southern
Improved Property
For Sale
aooa
Sew, modern, neat home, a two-
atory dwelling of eight rooms
ami bnth; locution one of
the i» -t in I'alo Alto; size nf
lot 76x1*60—more land can
Rufus Kimball, who has heen
tuacbing st Iliaine's preparatory*
school, bas given up bis position ou
account of his health, snd will speud
some time ou a ranch near Santa
Barbara.
Ansel S. Williams, Stanford, *p8,
will go tu Vale tbls fall, where be
will try for a master's degree. Wl,*
Califomi. Hospital for the Insane. ,ta„* w,a ..„.-j.j ,b#) annual fellow
is spending a week with Mrs. t '
Ualdwln.
hip wblcb the Vale Alumni Associ-
tlou of this coast "il.-;-.
Tho total registration to date at
Stanford is lit".!, of whom Tflu are
men uud ITS women. The registration st tbe corresponding dste last
year was 1*J»7.
H.
L. UPHAM
W. 11. Hunted, who formerly con-
ducted a cyclery here, was lu tuwu
i Hnuday. He aud Hurt Koss are work -
i lug as lluemeu near Oakland during
, tbe strike there. One day last week
McCleland left ou Wwines- I lbsy were attacked by the strikers
day Tor Southern California after a aod badly Iwatru.
few days' visit here. Ilo haa a posl- 0. E. CbUds left yesterday monition as teacher lu the high -choolatj, for|)B|co(J| B|i(| Mt^bWefii. He
Hemet, Hiverside couuty. , ^^ , Mtftntll fmtMttth* the
f At tbe next Aasemldy uieetiiig. to i serious illness of the secretary of the,
ire held September S 1st, Hen (Jreet j busluess corporation iu wblcb lie Is
ipeak ou tbe old morality plays j largely interested and mpilring bis
of Euglnud. Mr. Greet is manager I proseoee at once, lie will tie absent
of tbe "Everyman" company. for some time.
Conns*-tor snd •*;... i-
Plaaa furoiatcd. All work luaraataxd. Mora I
than ;«,ai. -r »r»- experience. Raald-raoe. tU
rClplinr Si. I*. O. addreaa, Uoi M. I'alo Alto.
■ -'-'.i loan* no* ■( alad 'or butldios purposea.
] N WELLS
* Contractor ana Builder
Kstlroatoa ,-Ufit pmtaptly. K-Mtdenco o»
iiyron Stmt, nosr Uctrsnlty a ..-nnr.
WM. S0UTHWO0D
BRICKLAYER AND CONTRACTOR
Cataint-yB. Maatol* and Flraplacaa a Specially
-..'Ifriincv. fls-aued and Ktpalred. Tsl. black SUI
T A. JȣWITT
tl . BRICK LAYER and CONTRACTOR
in I. . V.,i.;,'!■, Klraplacoa and Cblaineya a
SPeelalty. T.-ii Wcbaiar atrest. I'alo Alto.
l*-t>aa Bod OS. - -
/7E0. H. BENTLEY
VJ CONTRACTOR FOR PLASTERING
All kinds ot aat* fork In Iht* Ua* aod repair-
inidooe. K.ituiaie* glvaa. Ltaie order* at
rcaldoncc MS llamlllon *.»**., or al offloc ot
Arcbllnct Walker. 1-arklnaon Uluok.
fHAS. WAY
V-< CONTRACTOR
l.*llljj*li a fumlnbed for llrlcLlaj li,i, l-laalei
lot and Oonorsie CBtnnoi Sldewalka a Specially. 0*",'-.:,lrtiiH':*llirtui,Trl Had 106.
0. HATHAWAY
Pamt,tig, Graining Tinting. Papering
Iqusrtora at 1'arklnann'a Hunt*
Palo Alto, Cat.
LAUMEISTER
Seymour Cbainbers has moved his The supervise-.* ot Sat, Mateo
family here from Santa Crux aod has!couuty have gi-aotrd a fiauchise to
tbe plans prepared for a uew six-room jC. W. Clark aud 11. P. Bowie foi
residence which will he located uu! bot| oietrtric and steam railroad*!
Forest aveuue, uear Webster street. I from Sau Mateo tu Half moon Bay.
I'll.- roads must be beguu in two years
aW. Thomas left lids morulug „,** (.urrlry| ou ul the rate nfllvemilna
for the t"sBt. He has accepted tt I „ year until completed.
faculty [aosltlou st the Culver MUi-
Ury Academy, aud will also direct . The first football game to be played
the athletic affairs uf that institution. ' t»y a Staufurd learn this year is dated
I fot tomorrow, when tbe freshmen
Another Coolie tragedy tx-curr-ed at ■ pj Uoe up if^nl Ihe Sauta Clara
Sau Jose yesterday. A JaonMM Cojlege eleven. The varsity team will
named Kudu shot S. K. Tttbucbl and I |ll|iv U|J Hr-, gunil} 0u the fitaufortl
his wire and the i killed himself. Tbe |t.nipua on the HUb ioat. against tbe
woman is dead aod the man will prob-; k*||>dc- Athletic Club.
ably die.
; James Francis Abbott of the class
Edgar Mosher, who lived hare lu|of 18«u will go tu Chicago as a fel-
tbaearly days of tbe towu, but who \low io 2wiogy. The fellowship was
bas since made his home in Culms j„wurded blm during the nasi summer,
and AlamtKlu. bus returned with bla| UtiHofC tba past three -J-ears Abbott
family aud bas rente.) oue of tbe|b.* been teacbiog iu the ImperUI
Uwin cottages. He is a brother of j Schools of Japan and studying the
liebr.'1
ateaue.
-—ou tunny
treet; Hfteen
I :*ii ihe bui-
"J.'.ivt'rettv
4500
Two*t*Uirv dwetlinp of right rooms
and luilh; twu-ycHra-uld; lo-
caltoti. VVaverly stnt-t; sin*
of ltd 70x150. This |ilac«- is
In cxccllt-iit shape, and hits
a very lii.t* oak tu-e un tin-
lot; Huiiae is modern ami
is cheap ut the above price.
S3
13000
Six-rtMitns und hath;
two-story cottage
uitalern
tunny
Parties desiring to purchase
goods in quantities or Outfits for
Housekeeping will do -well to inspect our stock and prices
• Special for Saturday
SOAP NAPHTHOL The new soap -•■ Sc bar
Washes without Imiling
LEMONS, Fresh Stock
PURE LARD
COMPRESSED LARD like Cottolene
SCHILLISGS BEST COFFEE
BREMIER'S GLACE DATE CAKES
TIipsc goods are regular at 20c ll>
GOLD DUST -. . -
IVORY SOAP - - -
PRUNE COFFEE-Special
7c doz.
10c Ib.
. 8c Ib.
35c Ib
lOc Ib
17c pki:
7c bar
1<»^ Pkg
...The FAIR...
Remember we
Deliver Free
TOMILSON 4V
GARDNER
H.
pHARLES R. DETRICK
'-** Rail Eilale and Inaursnce
Local offleo o( Oavld lluab A Soo, San Pr**-
claea. Wella Voreo A CO'*. t>-j CAROcNTER AND CABINET SHOP
1 Alto I.udKt* Nn. SV.K.or 1'
mm-iH every Thur-xdar svcnlos
'at 1p.m.
JAMK*. STIIOS Kll.CC.
A. N. ITM I'll HKYS. K of II. & K
tieo. \V. Mosher.
II. L. Upbaui has l-eguti the erection of two lire-room cottages on
Scott struct—one for Mrs F. II. Taylor and the other for Mrs. E. Croeu-
leaf. He also has tbe contract to
build a four-room cottage uu Kverett
avenue for Harry Corlialey.
Miss L. Fearltireeu, chief assistant
librarian at Staufurd, returned yesterday fruiu Chlcngu, whuiit sbe inpre-
seuted tbe Staufurd chapter or Kappa
Alphn 1'heta at the national coiireu-
tlou. Miss (ireeu was recent I v re-
elcolod national secretary uf the
sorority.
Miss Isahelle 1). Clark com in It ted
suh-ide by asphyxiation iu Suu Krun
clsco Weduesday uigh*. Sbe and ber
twu sistets lubcNted tbe fortuue of
the late Willliim S. Clark, n Sun .lose
millionaire. Miss Clark whs a graduate of Stauford aud was -12 years old.
Sbe had onoe before attempted
suicide.
Mrs. Auua M. Palmer uf Iowa, wbo
has devoted her entire time -fur twenty-live years lo W. C. T. U. wotk,
aud now bolds the nosltluu of uatloual
evangelist, spoke at tbe 1'resbyterian
church Tuesday night. She Is
very .■ un,--* aud etllcleut worker.
Mrs. tlllchrist of Morgan Hill was
here lu company with .Mrs. Palmer.
corner Kverett iiveiiiu* uud
Waverly street. The |MOp-
prly is rented und is a tie-
airahle piece of Income
pro|*>rty.
'275()
Twu-hloiy, seven-room ItOUHO' located one hliM'k from high
school; on the sunny aide of
the Street* a large nuk iu
rear of lot; lot fiOxlSO, This
nlaoe is i-naily worth 2750
it
P. L. 8EAMAN8 ^
'ranliral Wrfolniaker (. Jeweler t(
i
2 Watobbb o
Diamonds, Juwki.uy §
1-61 UNIVERSITY AVK.J,
'***.****'*•*. -*s\-**R-T^-*.-W.TIV-».T|**S
^fK*2
(il He Veil
tjiie of lot
llsbes of the Japanese waters,
declined a fellowship at Harvard
University.
Arntugeiueuts have Intel) cumpleted
fur tbe presatitatiou of "Everyman,"
tbe old Kugllsh morality play, In tbe
university assembly hall ou the ercn-
uig of September 28. Ou the after-
noou of tbe same dsy Beu lireet's
compauT will present uShakes|ieMreHii
play, either as "As You Like It" ur
"Twelfth Night." Tbe selectluu will
be made by tbe Kugllsh Club, uuder
whose auspices the prodOCtlona will
be giveu,
Wallace Irwin is brimtlng out
through Paul Eldei A Co. a college
lunik to lie called "A Men's College
Record." The volume, besides 1>eiug
a journal, record and note book. Is
to contain over a dozen hits uf college verse. light and serious. There
Is to be a college lllustrstlou uu almost every page dune hy (itirduu
Boss, the well known pen and Ink
artist. The book will lie oil the press
sometime this month.
Two-Htory dwelling
rooms mid hutli
••>0xll2 feet t». This is a cozy
home phi ii ted in choice
shrubbery; nice lawn .iu
front; large porch; oentl**JJ*f
located; leu minutes walk
from station; good neighborhood. Property is easily
worth *.1000. -17
JOHN U. BOYD
Real Estate
A NO
Insurance
Ageal for the Conlinentol tlnildim* A
Less AssaxlstioM
rooms i«.*»i i'ahkinuon Block
I'ALO ALTO
,JEOE%P
Ramblers
25
This wheel is inniiu-
fa<5luix'(l out of the
licst tnatcrial*. nnd
will out-weaf ony
wheel on thcinurket
todnv. *-
HARRY CORBALEY
Sole Agent
210 University Avenue
PA 1,0 ALTO I'hune lllat'k lis
SAH MATH) C0UNTT
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
InimprovedProperty
For Sale
600
Ut ">0x 1110— lu 20-I-hiI ii I ley
di<l In, nii'iii.
splen-
No adt-anco premlutr
unaece*»ar*. aip«o<
GfO. W. L0VIF. Sec,
ItEOWOOO CITY
Santa Clara is still talking almiit
(getting a library, ll is strange that
jstoana** large and as old as our
neighbor should uut huve had a II.
m | brury years ago, An adetpiute public library an is as necessary as good
sellouts, for It Is in-.' to provide tbe
menus uf culture fur older people as
Professor J. M. Ramsay, who i well us education for children. The
lately realgued as bead of the Spsuisb [cltl-tane of a towo are better, broader
dopsrtmeut, ou aocount of ill Health, | "ulndod and more progtessire as a re-
was taken to Sun Jose Wetlmisday. I**1'" OtWhti pleasure and infunuatluu
suffering from some mentat-disorder, j *■■•*:** KB*u fnim liooks. A library sup
He was not adjudged Insaue, as'l'liee •*»""* h00*** than Individuals
friends agreed tu take hlui east for I could altonl to buy.
treat ineut. Professor Ramsay is a
hrliliant scholar aud author nf several
Spanish texl-bouks.
Palu Alto Mm Optical Parjers
J. MAT, Dr. ol Optics, Prop.
Permanent Injury oftuu n-«iill* from
aegloctlug weak aod svnaitirn ..>-.-.
Dr. Msy Is s gradual-* of two college*
in the east, has had a lungfa/txperlonce
in optical work, employs the lutost ajr-
Sroved Instrument** for dhaKiiosing all
elects of v.aloo, as*itn*s entire satis-
faoituu, aud can furnish the lowl testl-
iinoolais from prominent residents uf
Palo Alto.
A grand otllccr uf the Kuresters uf
America will atteud the meeting of
thu Foresters' Club at the Hoard of
Trade rooms tomorrow nltclit and will
s{ieak uu Forestry. The meetiiu; will
be open ta the public aud auy wbo
may atteud will he ma le welcome.
The club has secured uearly tbe desired number uf names, forty belug
I'niversity Parlor, Native Sous.
made a very Hue appearaiire iu tbe
pantile Hi San Just- Weduesday. Their
uniform comprised white duck trousers, white shirts red --..-li and crush
bat. Tbe loioner was one of the
prettiest hi Hue. This banner be*
lougtrd to the disbanded May Held Par
lor. Oo It is naluted asceue showiuK
tbe site of the uuiversity before any
buildings wore erected. The seem*
bas a huckgnmud of bills, witb tbe
♦850—I*tit 100x160 on Mitlillcneld
Itoad, close to University
avenue. This hit is cheap
nt 91000.
91.000—I*ot .'lOxSOO on University
avenue near Cowper street*
fine location for future in-
onaae f value.
9I,*100—I*ot 100xl.-%0 uu Cowper
r«trifL't close h> University
avenue; line lucatimi for a
home.
A word tu .my one tlesirin^ lu
purch.'isc Palu Alto property. 11«-
lieve tli.it all unimproved property
now ufTeretl fur Mtlc ill Palo Alto
should In.' sold at least onc-ihirtl
higher. In no place in C.iliti.niui
can the same amount of money he
invested antl equally as good returns he obtained as ill Palo Alto
real estate.
Palo Alto Home Bakery
first-Class
BREAD, PIES,
CAKE. ETC.
~^*4>klrs. C. E. Bartholomew
THE BANK OF PALO ALTO
it. X. I*ar*tin*o*i. I'rraldrnt
J. IhH. I11M...II V|*V STr.l.ll 111
11. R. Ifmtinr, Cai
Palo Alto Paint Co.
Decorating
Paper-Hanging
Painting
Tinting
Cralning
Points
Glass
Hrushca
F. L. Boltinhose
Oils
Wall Pajwr
Pieturc MMg
L.h. Brown
**Hoat BLUr SI
NATURAL
ICE
union ioe co
A. s. ayer, Agent
rno*E
BLACK
wa
PALO AUTO
reqaired for a new lodge, aud the.stage station thst stood tber*> lu the
charter list will he closed liefore long j old ooarhltig days and a well sweep '
aud the lodge Instituted, However, uear It.
J. J. Morris
Palo Alto, Cal.
I'er'dion Wi'liBs Blue flame
OIL STOVES
G. H. ALLEN OIL COMPANY
S. HARRIS & SON 'Z^.
Express and Transfer Co.
210 University Avenue
3 Little Tailors
2S9 i m*.n sii*. Ava
16.00
26,00 Suits fur 10.00
80 tm Suits for 2Q.00
rressiii)» Suits, 50c
I'nrssinjaj I'nnt**-, 15c
Lndic**" Skirts, iiOc
loion Made Oar mra ts ' HSwklll
wburv & son "l;;S'[.'
TR.N.FCR ... CRESS SaMU*,
Stotago of Futrtiture
PalO AltO C»asa
Billiard Parlor *£!?£.
FARM1N & SLADE, Props
